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How much does it cost to use the toilet at Stockholm Central Station?

What the toilet, shower and towel loan cost at Stockholm Central and how to pay.

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Short answer

A toilet visit at Stockholm Central Station costs SEK 10, and you can pay by card at the toilet in the Lower hall. A shower costs SEK 40 and a towel loan SEK 10, and both are available only at the Central Station. The station also has a universal toilet with a shower and a nursing room.

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Why

  1. According to Jernhusen, a toilet visit at Stockholm Central costs SEK 10.
  2. According to Jernhusen, the toilet is in the Lower hall, and you can pay by card at the station toilet.
  3. According to Jernhusen, a shower costs SEK 40 and a towel loan SEK 10, and both apply only at the Central Station.

Details

Jernhusen's page does not say whether the shower and the towel can also be paid by card. The station halls are listed as open Monday to Friday 03:00–01:00, Saturday 04:00–01:30 and Sunday 04:00–02:00, but the page does not say whether these hours apply to the toilet. See public restrooms in Stockholm and how much a public toilet costs in Sweden.

Tip

Carry a bank card, since the station page mentions card payment for the toilet.

What may differ

Other toilets have other fees: the City of Stockholm's new city toilets also cost SEK 10 and are paid by card, while Gothenburg's toilet buildings cost SEK 5.

Common misconception

Toilets at train stations in Sweden are free.

What actually happens

According to Jernhusen, a toilet visit at Stockholm Central costs SEK 10.

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Sources

Prices and fees change, so check Jernhusen before you go.

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